heat release
[hiːt rɪˈliːs]
nounpl: heat releases
liberação de calor
1. The process or amount of thermal energy discharged or emitted from a substance, system, or reaction
The heat release from the combustion reaction was measured at 500 kilocalories per mole.
A liberação de calor da reação de combustão foi medida em 500 quilocalorias por mol.
2. In thermodynamics and chemistry, the transfer of thermal energy from an exothermic process
The controlled heat release in the engine prevents overheating.
A liberação controlada de calor no motor previne o superaquecimento.
3. The emission of heat or thermal radiation from a source into the environment
Heat release from industrial processes must comply with environmental regulations.
A liberação de calor dos processos industriais deve estar em conformidade com as regulamentações ambientais.
This is primarily a technical and scientific term used in engineering, chemistry, and physics contexts. In Brazil, it is commonly encountered in academic, industrial, and environmental discussions, particularly regarding combustion engines, chemical processes, and renewable energy. The term reflects the importance of thermal management in modern industrial and technological applications.
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